InfraSound presents our final concert of the 2022-2023 season “He Will Die Howling” at The LGBT Center in Manhattan. Performing works by Ursula Mamlok, Nebal, Peter Maxwell Davies, and a world premiere by Elizabeth Gartman, InfraSound explores the intersections of queerness, politics, mental health, religion, culture, and music. 

This concert is supported in part by the Urusla Mamlok Foundation and Figma, as well as our fabulous donors. Thank you for your support! 

Ursula Mamlok: Polarities
Nebal: Al Wahdat Al Wujud
Elizabeth Gartman: Extreme[ly Good] Design
Peter Maxwell Davies: Eight Songs for a Mad King

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**Performing electronics on Al Wahdat Al Wujud

InfraSound presents Pop-Up! an evening of chamber pop arrangements.

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Arranger: Tom Waits’ Poor Edward and MIKA’s Over My Shoulder

After going virtual in 2021 and 2022 due to the pandemic, the annual Tibet House Benefit Concert is returning in 2023 to NYC's Carnegie Hall on March 1.

Philip Glass is, as always, the Artistic Director for the concert which will feature performances by Allison Russell, New Order’s Bernard Sumner, Laurie Anderson, Gogol Bordello, Marc Anthony Thompson (Chocolate Genius, Inc), Zsela, The Philip Glass Ensemble, Tenzin Choegyal, Scorchio Quartet, The Patti Smith Band and more to be announced. Uma Thurman, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Peter Sarsgaard and Arden Wohl will serve as the evening’s honorary chairs.

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Appearing on piano & electronics with Philip Glass, Tenzin Choegyal, and Saori Tsukada

Acoustic Corner (Black Mountain, NC) hosts a concert of contemporary Viola & Cello duos, including TWO premieres.

Violas: Daphne Bickley & Cameron Rehberg
Cellos: Ashlee Booth & Amanda Durst

Seating is limited, so please call (828-669-5162) or come ahead of time to reserve a ticket. Tickets are $20.

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Includes the premiere of BILLY – dedicated to my grandfather, Billy H. Ring (1933–2016), whom spent several years as a pastor in Asheville.

IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD

Caught between a fragmented mind and a fuzzy grasp on reality, Kate seeks a fresh start to her life. After being shooed away by a neighbor who no longer recognizes her, Kate subsequently breaks into her estranged family home. There she discovers a piece of mail which leads to a downward spiral of paranoia, alarm for family safety, and an unquestionable certainty she’s being targeted.

Directed by: Lilly Lion
Starring: Laura Welsh and Blaine Palmer
Music by: Alex Ring Gray

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Inspired by Lewis Carrol’s Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, this performance will take place in various areas of the concert hall, as the audience travels “down the rabbit hole” to explore the sound worlds within. This concert will have music by Kaija Sarriaho, Unsuk Chin, Susan Botti, Arvo Pärt, Yoshi Weinberg, and a brand new InfraSound arrangement of Austin Philemon’s Curiouser and Curiouser.

IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD

Caught between a fragmented mind and a fuzzy grasp on reality, Kate seeks a fresh start to her life. After being shooed away by a neighbor who no longer recognizes her, Kate subsequently breaks into her estranged family home. There she discovers a piece of mail which leads to a downward spiral of paranoia, alarm for family safety, and an unquestionable certainty she’s being targeted.

Directed by: Lilly Lion
Starring: Laura Welsh and Blaine Palmer
Music by: Alex Ring Gray

The HollyShorts Monthly Screening series is a monthly short film series showcasing short films and feature films in Los Angeles monthly and in New York once a year. The screening series showcases the top short films and feature films from around the world at the TCL Chinese 6 Theatres.

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STREAMING (JAN 26th ONWARD)

The Beltline Bones trombone quartet will be presenting a wild and imaginative concert of electroacoustic music including works by Alex Ring Gray, Eve Beglarian, Isaac Mayhew, Brooks Frederickson, and Pauline Oliveros.

Featuring new quartet arrangement of Geminids, and new fixed media works 3200 Phaethon and I witness and wait.